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> Yes, things like QtCreator. Or future IDEs that might use CMake as a build
> system.
>
FYI: CLion by Jetbrains is the first IDE I know of that fully integrates CMake
natively. If that IDE is as good as their Python IDE I worked with in the past,
I may yet spend some bucks on it :)
Sin
On 7/24/2015 3:01 AM, Nagy-Egri Máté Ferenc via CMake wrote:
May I ask what you mean by ‘editors’? Do you mean GUI editors to
managing CMake projects?
Máté
Yes, things like QtCreator. Or future IDEs that might use CMake as a
build system.
-Bill
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May I ask what you mean by ‘editors’? Do you mean GUI editors to managing CMake
projects?
Máté
Feladó: Bill Hoffman
Elküldve: csütörtök, 2015. július 23. 16:38
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On 7/23/2015 8:45 AM, David Cole via CMake wrote:
> Nope.
>
> CMake has no way of knowing
On 7/23/2015 8:45 AM, David Cole via CMake wrote:
Nope.
CMake has no way of knowing whether you have logic in the lower level
CMakeLists file which affects later included projects, or which might
even possibly affect global (top level project) CMakeCache settings.
Without adding facilities to tr
Nope.
CMake has no way of knowing whether you have logic in the lower level
CMakeLists file which affects later included projects, or which might
even possibly affect global (top level project) CMakeCache settings.
Without adding facilities to track such interconnections, the entire
tree from the
Dear users,
CMake has a very nice integration with Visual Studio. One problem I often
encounter with reasonably large solutions is that one I change only one
CMakeLists.txt file, the full solution gets regenerated. Would it possible
somehow to *only* regenerate the project(s) that are affected by
